哈佛克里姆森报

哈佛克里姆森报
(The Harvard Crimson)
哈佛克里姆森报; (The Harvard Crimson)
类型	日报
版式	大报
持有者	哈佛克里姆森公司受托人; (The Trustees of The Harvard Crimson)
社长	阿曼达·苏; (Amanda Y. Su)
创刊日	1873年1月24日，151年前
总部	美国马萨诸塞州剑桥市
ISSN	1932-4219
网站	thecrimson.com

哈佛克里姆森报（Harvard Crimson；哈佛绯红报、哈佛学生报、哈佛深红报、哈佛红报）是哈佛大学出版的学生日报，创刊于1873年。^[1]哈佛克里姆森报是马萨诸塞州剑桥市唯一的日报，^[2]并且完全是由哈佛学院的大学部学生来经营。该报由非营利组织"哈佛克里姆森公司受托人"(The Trustees of The Harvard Crimson)所运营。

关于克里姆森报

任何自愿完成一系列的要求即“comp”的学生都会被选为该报的编辑。^[3]因此，克里姆森报的所有工作人员——包括作家、业务人员、摄影师以及平面设计师——在技术上而言都是"编辑"。（如果编辑发布新闻，则在报纸的新闻文章中将他或她称为"克里姆森报编辑"，这对透明度很重要。编辑与财务决策由执行委员会负责，均称为"守卫"(guard)，由即将离任的守卫在每年11月选出新的守卫，任期一年。这个选任的过程被称为"火鸡射击"(turkey shoot)或"射击"(shoot)。"克里姆森员工"(Crimson Staff)的未署名意见在每三周一次的会议上决定，该会议对任何克里姆森报的编辑们开放（计划在未来撰写或编辑关于同一主题的新闻报导的编辑们除外）。

注释

^ Brubacher, John S.; Willis Rudy. Higher Education in Transition. Transaction Publishers. 1997: 137. ISBN 1-56000-917-9. After the Civil War ... on almost every campus a publication was established which modeled its form, content, and purpose on regular daily newspapers. The Yale Daily News, first to be founded, is still in operation. The Harvard Crimson began in 1873 as a more newsy rival of The Advocate. Ten years later, it merged with a competitor to become a daily.
^ Massachusetts Newspapers （页面存档备份，存于互联网档案馆） lists two other Cambridge papers—The Tech, which is a biweekly paper, and The Cambridge Chronicle, which is a weekly.
^ Several Harvard student groups, including the Harvard Lampoon and Harvard Advocate, use the term "comp" to refer to their training and selection process of new members. The term is often considered an abbreviation for "competition", although Crimson editors say that their use of the word "comp" is an abbreviation for "competency", emphasizing the training aspect of the comp.

参阅

哈佛法律记事报（英语：Harvard Law Record）
1920年的秘密法庭（英语：Secret Court of 1920）

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[1] Brubacher, John S.; Willis Rudy. Higher Education in Transition. Transaction Publishers. 1997: 137. ISBN 1-56000-917-9. After the Civil War ... on almost every campus a publication was established which modeled its form, content, and purpose on regular daily newspapers. The Yale Daily News, first to be founded, is still in operation. The Harvard Crimson began in 1873 as a more newsy rival of The Advocate. Ten years later, it merged with a competitor to become a daily.

[2] Massachusetts Newspapers （页面存档备份，存于互联网档案馆） lists two other Cambridge papers—The Tech, which is a biweekly paper, and The Cambridge Chronicle, which is a weekly.

[3] Several Harvard student groups, including the Harvard Lampoon and Harvard Advocate, use the term "comp" to refer to their training and selection process of new members. The term is often considered an abbreviation for "competition", although Crimson editors say that their use of the word "comp" is an abbreviation for "competency", emphasizing the training aspect of the comp.

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